Get Involved at BARCC

You can help end sexual violence through healing, empowerment and social change.

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Volunteer

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Internships

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Careers at BARCC

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Take Action

Show Your Support for Barcc in a Way That Works Best for You

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Donate Online

Every dollar counts. Your gift today will change a survivor’s life.

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About Sexual Violence

Become a BARCC Believer and show up for survivors 12 months a year.

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Fundraise For Us

Put together an event and donate the proceeds to BARCC!

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Stocks & Securities

Giving stocks or securities may provide greater tax benefits.

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Donor Advised Funds

A tax-effective way to donate, accrue, and recommend grants.

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Planned Gifts

Bring hope to future generations through a long-term gift.

Opportunities to Join BARCC

There are so many ways you can get involved and help BARCC realize our vision. Whether you have decades of experience working with nonprofits, you’re looking for professional development opportunities, or you’re looking to volunteer and give back to the community, we would love to have your help.

All are welcome! We are committed to equal opportunity participation, regardless of race, color, ancestry, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, age, citizenship, marital status, disability, gender identity, veteran status, or any other status protected by applicable law.

Volunteer at BARCC and join a community of people working to end violence. Apply to become a volunteer today – you won’t regret it!

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Intern

BARCC offers both summer and academic year internships for both undergraduate and graduate students.

Work at BARCC

Join the most compassionate, supportive, and fun-loving colleagues around.

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Other Ways to Get Involved

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Join the Survivor Speakers Bureau

Share your experience with sexual violence to inspire change.

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Participate in the Clothesline Project (CLP)

The Boston Area Rape Crisis Center’s CLP includes almost 200 shirts and has been displayed hundreds of times since it began in 1990.

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Tell a Friend

If someone you know has been raped or sexually assaulted, let them know that BARCC can help.

More About BARCC

Since 1973, the Boston Area Rape Crisis Center (BARCC) has been a leader in the movement to end sexual violence. By joining BARCC in any capacity, you’re helping to make meaningful change in your community.

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Get Help

You can get immediate help now or learn more about the ways that BARCC is helping survivors.

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Trainings & Workshops

BARCC’s education and prevention team provides workshops and trainings to schools, college campuses, police, businesses, community-based organizations, and other community groups

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About Sexual Violence

Learn more about what it is and how it affects survivors.

Testimonies

Discover how BARCC can help you.